Also known as: Lucy, Lucy Nicotine
Lucyβs mission is to reduce tobacco-related harm to zero. We provideβ¦
Company is active
Event Year: 2017
Company is active
Event Year: 2017
Lucy Goods is dedicated to achieving a world free from tobacco-related harm. Recognizing that many smokers are unaware of the scientific realities surrounding nicotine, and that existing non-tobacco nicotine alternatives often fall short in design and user experience, Lucy aims to provide a superior solution. Current options, like pharmaceutical-style gums and cumbersome vapes, present their own challenges, including restricted usage and potential for addiction.
Lucy's mission is to offer nicotine users a more appealing and effective experience, while also empowering them to reduce their dependence. The company envisions a society where individuals are not burdened by involuntary habits. Lucy's products are designed for existing nicotine users seeking harm reduction, not to encourage new users, particularly underage individuals. The primary goal is to transition people away from the most harmful tobacco products.
Lucy adopts an evidence-based approach to nicotine, acknowledging its role in modern society. The company believes that minimizing harm across all nicotine products, alongside providing cessation strategies, is crucial. With thousands of tobacco-related deaths occurring daily, Lucy prioritizes offering consumers enjoyable and less harmful nicotine products as the most immediate step toward improving public health.
Lucy's initial product is specifically designed to attract smokers and encourage them to switch. Looking forward, the company intends to pursue approval as a clinically proven smoking cessation aid and actively participate in FDA discussions regarding the regulation of Nicotine Replacement Therapies (NRTs). Lucy's overarching goal is to improve public health and reduce associated costs by offering a superior, pure nicotine product, based on the principle that harm reduction is a more effective strategy than abstinence or prohibition.
Lucy Goods is dedicated to achieving a world free from tobacco-related harm. Recognizing that many smokers are unaware of the scientific realities surrounding nicotine, and that existing non-tobacco nicotine alternatives often fall short in design and user experience, Lucy aims to provide a superior solution. Current options, like pharmaceutical-style gums and cumbersome vapes, present their own challenges, including restricted usage and potential for addiction.
Lucy's mission is to offer nicotine users a more appealing and effective experience, while also empowering them to reduce their dependence. The company envisions a society where individuals are not burdened by involuntary habits. Lucy's products are designed for existing nicotine users seeking harm reduction, not to encourage new users, particularly underage individuals. The primary goal is to transition people away from the most harmful tobacco products.
Lucy adopts an evidence-based approach to nicotine, acknowledging its role in modern society. The company believes that minimizing harm across all nicotine products, alongside providing cessation strategies, is crucial. With thousands of tobacco-related deaths occurring daily, Lucy prioritizes offering consumers enjoyable and less harmful nicotine products as the most immediate step toward improving public health.
Lucy's initial product is specifically designed to attract smokers and encourage them to switch. Looking forward, the company intends to pursue approval as a clinically proven smoking cessation aid and actively participate in FDA discussions regarding the regulation of Nicotine Replacement Therapies (NRTs). Lucy's overarching goal is to improve public health and reduce associated costs by offering a superior, pure nicotine product, based on the principle that harm reduction is a more effective strategy than abstinence or prohibition.
Total Raised: Unknown (Y Combinator backed)
Last Round: Winter 2018
Total Raised: Unknown (Y Combinator backed)
Last Round: Winter 2018
Consumer
Consumer
Consumer -> Food and Beverage
Consumer -> Food and Beverage
Team size: 7
Hiring: No
Team size: 7
Hiring: No